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Asking For Trobils: Trobil Makers

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$14.6 $20 In stock

Category: Game

Limited Edition Kickstarter Components!! Breaking Games has no plans to make more of this product.

> NOW PLAY VIRTUALLY ON TABLETOPIA!

Number of Players: 2-7
Age Group: 12+
Time to Play: 60-90 Minutes

Trobil Makers is an expansion to Asking for Trobils.

The small Sagan Colony, full of the galaxy's most ridiculously intelligent people, has taken it upon themselves to get rid of all the Trobils in Paradise by creating robot Trobil-eaters! Of course, their programming went a little awry (as programming tends to do in these situations) and are now just as much trouble as real Trobils!

As if your job as a Trobil Hunter wasn't difficult enough, now you also have to get rid of these mechanical monstrosities!

Trobil Makers adds a new Location to the board called the Sagan Colony. The expansion also adds new Trobil cards, purple Shard resources, Trobot tokens, and a small board. The eighth Ship that was promised with an extra punchboard int he original game will also be provided.

Game Asset Downloads

> High Resolution Photos
> Sell Sheet
> Rulebook

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie M. ★★★★★

Scaling up to seven players actually works here, which is rare for this kind of game. The limited edition Kickstarter bits are chunkier than the retail version I'd seen, and the Trobil makers themselves feel great in hand. Snagged it before it disappears for good.

Matthew ★★★★★

The 60–90 minute playtime flies by once everyone gets into the Trobil-making groove, and the limited edition component quality really shows in the tactile pieces. I've already hosted two 7-player sessions and the chaos scaled perfectly without dragging.

Chloe X. ★★★★★

I’ve played this with groups from three to seven, and the 60-90 minute sessions always fly by. The limited Kickstarter components feel like a real treasure to bring out, and it’s nice that we can keep playing virtually on Tabletopia when we can’t meet in person.